Debate Over Zoning and Garages Near Schools
At yesterday’s meeting of the Bound of Estimate the police were not asked to intervene. Attacks on Dr Ettinger, a rival school official, occurred as the board discussed a proposed amendment to ban drug yet garages near schools. Mayor Hylan and others debated the plan while comments about salary raises and school funding surfaced. The hearing also considered converting a defunct motel site into a park, Pershing Square, with a vote delayed for further talks.
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Willan Ly Kttinger
Erivals
Hylan
Sig. Snyder
Snyder
Mayer
T Mary the Virgin
West Port Trot
Ifs
Mir Martin
Dowling
Grand Veion
Pershingg Square
Board of Aldermen
Craig
Shoko
Dr Von Tiling Defeats Citizenship Attack
Judge Martin Manton acquits Dr. von Tiling of denaturalization charges brought after wartime alleged disloyal utterances. Government failed to prove fraud in the naturalization process. decision notes the respondent's allegiance and grants relief.
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Dr. von Tiling
Attack
United States Chreary
Martin Manton
Demhannes von Tiling
Poughkeepsie Ptypician
von Thing
Manton
Transports Bring 18,590 Home From War Front
Nine ships docked with 18,500 officers and men of the A E 1 division plus others aboard. Major General James H L McRae praised the unit while stories highlighted individual rescues, chaplains, and a 16 year old stowaway found aboard the MadawanKu.
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Byzance
A. E
Santa Ana
Tsth
James HL McRae
Mekine
Hattle
Joan A. Farrelly
John
Blue Mountain
First Baptist Church
Finghuille
Ekather Farrelly
Buchanan
Mond Belmont
August Belmont
Brooklyn
Clarence W. Smith
France
Grant
Legion of Honor
Pretoria
Heth
Robert Chevreul
7Ath
TL. Stebbina
Trentonville
Mich
Ellis Island
Soldier dies of brain meningitis in Texas unit burial set
Private Joseph Byler of Plano Texas attached to the Sith Machine Gun Battalion died of cerebral spinal meningitis. His body was prepared in an hermetically sealed coffin and sent home for burial as the war prior to the special inquiry.
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Sion
Muca d'Aosta Bronens
Kurana
Britannia
von Steuben
Ait
Santa Cecilia
Atlantic
Joseph Bylor
Plano
Tes
Sith
Heiress Missing Since December Disappearance Tied to New York Estate
Proceedings in the Supreme Court and Surrogates' Court address the disappearance since December of Mian May E. Woods, heiress and executrix of her mother Virginia Wood’s New York and Noorsgansett Point estate. Creditors, banks, and tenants seek records as the Wood home risks asset decay while bills, taxes, and rents await resolution.
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Supreme Court
Mian
May E. Woods
Hue
Virginia Wood
New York
Noorsgansett Pion
Laney
Laure
Lyon
Grey Wood
Mika Wood
Thomas H. Smith
Macher
Nyanta
Hose
Wis Wood
Shevitta Syd
W. A. Campbell
Saul Lestight
Poetry Prize Split At Columbia University
The Poetry Society prize of 400 for the year 1914 poetry volume was awarded and divided between The Old Road to Paradine by Mingueet Widderman and Cornhuskers by Cartundberg. The jury consisted of Professor William Lyon Phelps of Yale, Richard Burton, and Maru Tensdale.
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Columbia University
Poetry Society
Paradine
Mingueet Widdeman
Cart Undberg
William Lyon Phelps
Yale
Richard Burton
Maru Tensdale Billoger
Max Lynar Caught To St Louis On Forgery Charges
Max Lynar alias Tepar known as Count Max Lenny is in custody on charges in New York. Police report he was arrested on a warrant by William Bernard, head of an international company, with alleged forgeries involving a $10,000 check. He faced indictments, with a jury to hear May sessions, and admitted three wives. Lynar, fifty one, linked to German circles, was traced to Harlem and Ashington before transfer to St Louis.
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Tinger
Furan
Ettinger
Maye Helat
Craig
Ae T Mayer
Albury
Imo
Atteas
Frank TL. Dowling
Manhattan
Appisiig
Cumstad
Merten Taylor
Post-Graduase
Tepar
Max Lenny
Dilu
St. Louis
New York
Cale Moye
William Bernard
Iiternation Compaty
Sucet
Irving National Bank
Tyrer
Teyttenhere
Yewr
Tyna Boawichi
Hossa
Yiatrick
Lottie
Dervier Ghd
Tami Yun Swaan
Lynar Hing
Hank Bee
Wille Wen i
Barraed
Lyonr
Bernard
Toiar
Harlem
Ashington
Xisy
Andy
Nuwl
Lyvar
Tce
Kedukal Oteinie
Intarest Wit
Lyiar
Dudge Tosulsky
Son
Lyner
Vor Tipteten
Lynar Jx
Think Avenue
German Newspaper Men Free of Treason Charge
German newspaper editors Benedict Prieuth and Edwin Prieth face treason and espionage indictments. US Attorney General outlines free motions. judge Haight grants delay and discusses related cases involving William Ratzier Horst von Hundelhuaven and Monty Wachter. Trial planned for September after initial jury verdicts on related rapes indictments.
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Newan Hine
United States Attorney General
Charles Fo Lyneh
Cuitet Satey Attortey
Melue
Hens von Hundelhuaven
Monty Waghter
le Dehigisen
Waechtoy
World League Against Liquor Is Organized
A Washington convention of the Anti Saloon League founded the World League Against Alcoholism with leaders named from Britain, Switzerland, Belgium, and the United States. The group aims a global prohibition drive with plans for permanent offices in Washington and a three year meeting cycle.
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World League Against Liquor
Washington
AntiSalvange of America
Organi
Ion
Lint Jones
London
England
Robert Nereod
Vumperance Burea
Lausanne
Swit
Howard H. Russell
Weeville
Ohio
Anti-Saloon League
Emil Vandervelde
Brush
Ernest U1
Shrievington
Westerville
Eretary
Washon
Miles Vokes
Voronto
League
Foxivo
Japan
Scotland
Ireland
France
Pennt
Witeerland
Australia
New Zealand
Swaden
Crecho-Slavekia
Maly
United Star
Proposa
Protest Against National Prohibition Enforcement From Association Opposed
Protesters from the Association Opposed to National Prohibition urge Congress to repeal wartime liquor bans. Signed by New York bankers and business leaders, the letter argues there is no need to enact full prohibition before January 1 and warns of mass unemployment and economic harm as the country demobilizes. The group contends the Sheppard amendment is unnecessary amid the postwar transition.
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Ialso
Samus Gampers
Frderal the Not Labor
United States
Congress
Mureau Butler
Columbia University
Teeane
Tillvidi
Ulaklaed
Hippus
Sheppard
Newark
Maitland, Coppelt & Co
Laurence McGuire
United States Realty and Improvement Company
James Arthur Leavey
National Exonomice
House Committee Hears Prohibition Arguments
Washington June witnesses debated repeal of the war time prohibition act and enforcement under a constitutional ban. Representative Sabath led questions while Wheeler argued enforcement details and how states might permit limited beverage production under amendment limits.
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Washington
House
Sabath
Illiois
Asi TK Wheeler
Vnussatoon Teague
Wheeler
Fio
Legislative Action To Curb Profiteers
A resolution adopted by the Central Federated Union urges Governor Smith to convene a special legislative session to curb profiteering in rents milk and ice. Introduced by William J. Coyne, it calls for city takeover of ice and milk distribution and public works to relieve a housing crisis and create jobs.
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Smith
Central Federated Union
Labor Femple
Eighty-fourth Street
Second Avenue
Wiliam J. Coyne
Joon
Ike
Mil
Day Warns of Impending Government Bond Drive for Housing
Judge William A. Day of Equitable Life Assurance testifies before New York State lawmakers that life insurers hold large war bond portfolios and expect a new loan drive. He notes plans to back housing with guaranteed building loans, possibly using tax exemptions to spur mortgage and construction financing for Queens projects housing 191 families, while banks and insurers discuss loan funds and building programs amid a faltering economy.
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William A. Day
Equitable Life Assurance Society
Joint Legislative Committee
Day
Stan Vent
Sentance Company
Pre Bie
Atora Culdex
Wadsworth
House of Representatives
Fon
New York
Lad Drea
Thad
Lockwood
Wotler Ioan
Secretary of the Treasury
Hime
Lochwood
Murc
Hilees
Sle
Diefor
He Company
Judge Day
le Dowrmiand
Witner
Mortenge
Weabody Declines to Argue Untermyer Charges
Charles A. Weabody of Mutual Life Insurance says he has no time or taste for controversy with Samuel Untermyer. Untermyer had criticized Mutual Life transactions while testifying before city committees and welfare board. Weabody called Untermyer’s statements untrue and said they aim to win policyholder support.
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Untermyer
Charles A. Weabody
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Samuel Untermyer
Sthan Hirech
Aldermaine Welfare Board
Pench
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Spacey
Tazlor
Martin
Hero York
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Pall Mall
Tenn
Alvin York
Gracie Williams
Tennessee
Sereeant York
Mary E. Wood
Max Lynar
Capital
Bret Stern
United State
Europe
House Committee
Aloon League
U. S
Soan
Wailer Stabler
H Co
Lnrs
Stabler
Mopolitan Life Insurance
State Reconstructiy Commission
Queens
Abram I Blkve
My, Eli
Aifred F. Mayling
Chamber of Commerce
Canvaas
Louia J. Horowitz
Thompson-Starrett Company
Vector A. Leister
Williamsburg Savings Bank
Edward T. Hannah
Elkus
Wenbro
Herpicide
Agaress
Herpici Ashe Terpicide Co
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